Roots of Mahabharata in a Hillside Village

You will be taken to explore the village on foot. In this exploration you will get to understand the local livelihood, the flower farming which is done in the village, other crops which are grown here, and with this exploration you will get to hear a lot of folklores from your local guide. You can also try your hands at farming here. If you are a thrill seeker, you can also hike up the hill.

Come back after the exploration to relish on the native organic meals prepared on a mud oven (chulha), from the locally grown fresh ingredients. Take some rest and indulge in conversations with the natives (maybe ask them about recipes).

You will then be taken to explore one of the oldest and among the finest of polo ground in Asia (which is now majorly used as a breeding ground and stud farm). Understand the history of this once royal polo ground, how the horse breeding is done and maybe take a ride of this beautiful animal. The ride to and fro the ground is absolute fun as it is done in camel cart or a tractor (as per your choice)

Come back to your hosts house for evening tea. If you want, you can try your hands milking a cow or a goat and then make tea from that yourself on a mud oven. Watch for the traditional way of saying farewell of the native villagers. They tie ‘safa’ (turban) on the men guests’ heads and give odhani (kind of a stole) to all women guests, which are also farewell souvenirs for you. Bid adieu and start return journey.